Rochester

The Toulon Design Rochester carries a single release on our record, and the material we hold on it is thin. What we have comes from tgw.com, which describes the Rochester as a traditional blade. That's a publication's characterization, not a maker's spec or a verified figure, so it should be read as one outlet's description rather than an established fact about the putter.

With only one release logged under this name, there isn't an arc to trace yet, no shift in head shape or finish from one year to the next, no line of succession to chart. The Rochester stands alone in our files as a single entry named for a single city in the Toulon roster, which itself groups its putters by place names. What that naming convention says about the model, or where Rochester sits relative to its siblings in the broader Toulon catalog, isn't something we can speak to from what's supplied here.

As it stands, the Rochester's record is the tgw.com characterization and nothing more. Readers looking for the traditional blade profile that description points toward will want to weigh it against the putter itself, and against whatever else the market has said about it, since one outlet's word is where this entry currently ends.